What do you guys know about the current ticket policy/procedure? I heard now you can only use tickets that are displayed on a phone to get into a game? Someone else said that you need an Iphone for this to work. I have a smartphone but it is a bargain basement one, I don't have much confidence in it, I couldn't get it to scan a bar code properly for example. Is this really the only way to get into a game these days?
Tickets
- Thread starter rmontro
- Start date
D
Deleted member 6794
Guest
The ticket policy is explained here:
SudsMcBucky
Cheesehead
No, you do NOT need an iPhone. All my tickets work just fine with my Android.
realitybytez
Cheesehead
What if I don’t have the Packers mobile app?
You can also access your mobile tickets through the internet browser on your smartphone. Click here to log in to your 'My Packers Account'.
You can also access your mobile tickets through the internet browser on your smartphone. Click here to log in to your 'My Packers Account'.
Better idea, lend me your iphone, i'll send it back to you when I'm done.but just in case you do need an iphone, you can send them to mine if you'd like
lambeaulambo
Cheesehead
I went 3 years ago and used my old(not exaggerating) s5 and it worked...
El Guapo
Cheesehead
They do not issue paper tickets anymore and you can not print at home, so it has to be on your smartphone. It also has to be in your smart wallet, can't be a screenshot since the barcodes automatically change every few seconds to avoid fraud.
About the only requirement is that your phone needs to have NFC (near field communications) technology so that they can scan your phone. My old iphone 7 should have had that technology, but it never worked. Therefore every time I went to a game, I had to find one of the ticketing supervisors that had a tablet. They would then have to look at my phone, look up the ticket, send me a link, etc.... It was painful every time.
About the only requirement is that your phone needs to have NFC (near field communications) technology so that they can scan your phone. My old iphone 7 should have had that technology, but it never worked. Therefore every time I went to a game, I had to find one of the ticketing supervisors that had a tablet. They would then have to look at my phone, look up the ticket, send me a link, etc.... It was painful every time.
None of this sounds promising. What do you mean smart wallet, and why do you need a smart wallet? My phone program doesn't have data on it, but if the stadium has free wifi I could connect. At this point doesn't sound like I'll be going to any games. My girlfriend has a nice phone, could she show her ticket and then mine on her phone?
They can all be on the same phone, and if you need one, I will give you mine to go to the game and trust you'll swing back by and drop it off on your way home
Though I can't be responsible for all the texts you may get during the game, but feel free to answer them
Though I can't be responsible for all the texts you may get during the game, but feel free to answer them
I haven't even considered the thought of borrowing someone's phone, I wouldn't think too many people would lend you their phone at all, let alone for a trip to Green Bay.They can all be on the same phone, and if you need one, I will give you mine to go to the game and trust you'll swing back by and drop it off on your way home
then keep your girlfriend, she'll be able to hold both of your tickets on her phone
You'll be fine
I assume the wallet access is built into the app. Or you can access the cloud storage via a web browser.
It does have free wifi
Unless I go to a game without her, then there's a problem.then keep your girlfriend, she'll be able to hold both of your tickets on her phone
Is there a password, or can you just connect?
OldSchool101
Pack
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2014
- Messages
- 15,709
- Reaction score
- 6,681
D
Deleted member 6794
Guest
I guess season ticket holders receive an individual game ticket for each one being played at Lambeau.
SudsMcBucky
Cheesehead
No, we don't get hard tix. All tix are electronic. I sold mine through the Packer app which is tied to Ticketmaster. Easy process.
D
Deleted member 6794
Guest
I actually meant an individual electronic one for each game.
SudsMcBucky
Cheesehead
Maybe I'm not understanding, but if I am, yes. For instance, I have 4 seats. Each seat has its own e-ticket that I can individually use or sell.
D
Deleted member 6794
Guest
Yeah, that's what I was trying to say.
Can you set the price, or are they sold at face value?
What percentage does Ticketmaster take, do you remember?
D
Deleted member 6794
Guest
If you take a look at the prices for Packers home games on Ticketmaster you can definitely sell them above face value.
SudsMcBucky
Cheesehead
You can definitely sell above face value. Last year I sold my Rams game for more than $100 above face per ticket. I don't recall the Ticketmaster fee.
Similar threads
